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These marquees are copied from tents used by nomadic people from as far afield as Turkey, Russia and Mongolia.

They are usually formed by a wooden frame in a lattice pattern to form the walls and bent wooden rafters (or stays) to form the roof. Many have a circular centre piece which was uncovered and used to vent smoke from the fire, now often covered with transparent PVC to let light into the structure.

Many examples have insulation and wooden doors. They are now commonly used for Glampsites as well as dwellings.

You may also like to see Unusual Marquees - Tipi and Wigwams - Glamping Marquees

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Hand-Made 12 Foot Yurt - Berkshire

Hand-made 12Ft in diameter
Tall so all of the interior space is usable with good headroom.
Last autumn we spent over £3000 replacing the canvas and repairing woodwork where necessary.
The double doors are pine and are lockable with a Yale lock.
The cream canvas has been entirely replaced

£2300 VAT Free

12ft Yurt for sale with double lockable door

19ft Dark Blue Mongolian Yurts - Dorset

19ft 5-wall genuine dark blue Mongolian yurts
Yurt consists of all woodwork and door, decorative cover, waterproof breathable cover, insulation layer and cotton liner

£3800 VAT Free

New 19ft Dark Blue Mongolian Yurts For Sale

2x 19ft Mongolian Yurt - Dorset

SOLD

£2000 VAT Free ono each

Secondhand Used 19ft Mongolian Yurt For Sale

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Three Yurts and Octagonal Porch - Cumbria

One 18ft and 2 14ft yurts together with 11ft diameter bespoke octagonal porch.
The yurts have been used as a living room / kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom. They have provided a wonderful home for the last 15 years from new and were manufactured by Wildwood of Cumbria. All the yurt timbers are in excellent condition, but the weatherboarding on the exterior of the porch needs replacing.
Sale to include covers, wall and roof insulation, doors and insulated floors.
The yurts will be on site until the end of April, for viewing and then if unsold will go into storage.